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Old 10-09-2005, 12:08 AM
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Default OT: What\'s wrong with this BJ strategy?

I thought I'd give Party Poker BJ a try. Had a thought:

If you bet the min, say $1, if you win, you bet the min again, if you lose, you bet $3 next. If you lost, bet 7, if you lost bet 15. Then stop at 15 if you lose and bet $1 again. I figure you have more than a 50% chance of losing, but let's just say 50%. 0.50^4=0.0625 So the expected value of an average four hand series is 4*0.9375 - 26*0.0625 right? Isn't that +EV?
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Old 10-09-2005, 12:10 AM
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Default Re: OT: What\'s wrong with this BJ strategy?

you will not win 50% of hands. it will be much lower than that. thats the trouble. holla
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Old 10-09-2005, 12:10 AM
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Default Re: OT: What\'s wrong with this BJ strategy?

Referred to as Negative regression
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Old 10-09-2005, 12:12 AM
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Default Re: OT: What\'s wrong with this BJ strategy?

Man that must mean I was on a crazy hot streak, I turned $80 into over $1000, then lost it all cuz I got greedy and probability got even. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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Old 10-09-2005, 12:15 AM
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Default Re: OT: What\'s wrong with this BJ strategy?

[ QUOTE ]
I thought I'd give Party Poker BJ a try. Had a thought:

If you bet the min, say $1, if you win, you bet the min again, if you lose, you bet $3 next. If you lost, bet 7, if you lost bet 15. Then stop at 15 if you lose and bet $1 again. I figure you have more than a 50% chance of losing, but let's just say 50%. 0.50^4=0.0625 So the expected value of an average four hand series is 4*0.9375 - 26*0.0625 right? Isn't that +EV?

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no
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